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Just noticed a new "improvement" to the NSFE. Thank you!
FINALLY! A way to follow threads.
Thanks NSFE Tech Team.
Now ... if we could just get a category for NSFE Seller Forum Suggestions/Comments
Rob - Oneida Books (NSFE), Oneida (OSFE)
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Seller_EkbLZUYSpmJEy
Very nice ... been after that since NSFE beta and as recent as 3 weeks ago on @Dougal_Amazon's thread ...
What do YOU want to see from the Community Managers this year?
Still waiting for
- Bookmarks
- The ability toggle posts to read posts linear to time line rather than just embedded.
Seller_EkbLZUYSpmJEy
In addition, you can see the post that you follow on your stats page ...
Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
I am such a poor noticer that I had to wonder if I had just been missing that all along.
Also noticed a return of the tiny Amazon icon when a mod has replied on a thread. Used to be at right hand edge, now left aligned.
I thought it had been abolished as it was an all too obvious indicator of how few threads receive mod help.
Danny_Amazon
Glad it helps Rob / @Seller_J46Ruz3VzvWCV!
I made sure to pass this thanks along from my end, and do want to call out users can apply this follow thread feature as a type of bookmark, as it will show on profiles, and you can follow closed threads!
Please do continue to share feedback on feature requests for the forums, we truly do value your insights and want to continue providing the best forums experience we can!
Best,
Danny
Seller_EkbLZUYSpmJEy
It's been a PITA for quiet some time. We have to quote and then click on the left side of the quote to type at the top. Then click a couple of times on the left of the text that we typed to get it to drop down and then to go back and redo the quote to get it to appear at the top
And the resize text box in the bottom right corner no longer allows additional resizing of the text box.
Screen shots of the process of making this post to get quote at top ...
We also often have to scroll the page to the bottom of the thread to be able to see the Post Reply button to finish the post.
Seller_roNdLQpqbVoOH
Exactly.
The more clicks the better seems to be Amazon's motto, as evidenced, also, by the new MYI page. Tasks that used to take one click now take two or even three.
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